Mon. 08/17 – Why Regulatory Change For Big Tech Is Maybe Inevitable
Aug 17, 2020•20 min
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Episode description
Why I think regulatory impact for Big Tech is maybe inevitable. Amazon seems to be sniffing around Rackspace. The first “mass produced” smartphone with a camera underneath the display? An ex-Googler says Google Cloud’s deprecation policy is maddening. And why you can’t watch the movie Cocoon, even if you want to.
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Links:
- Google says Australian news rule threatens free search services (Financial Times)
- Exclusive: Amazon in talks to invest in cloud services company Rackspace, say sources (Reuters)
- ZTE's Axon 20 5G smartphone will have the first under-display camera (Engadget)
- Dear Google Cloud: Your Deprecation Policy is Killing You (Steve Yegge)
- Results day is a diversity disaster. Here’s all the proof you need (Wired)
- Our Long, Arduous Attempt To Watch ‘Cocoon,’ And Why Some Classic Movies Seemingly Just Vanish (UpRoxx)
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